FC Barcelona has prepared an offer of 72 million dollars (70 million euros) to Liverpool for its striker Luis Díaz, according to SPORT.
The Catalan newspaper cited a report from an outlet in the player’s homeland Colombia, Antena 2, which used anonymous sources.
It is no secret that Barça are for a player capable of operating on the left wing.
Raphinha has been in the best form of his life on the pitch lately, however his natural position is on the opposite flank.
However, thanks to the rise of Lamine Yamal, who is currently the player of the World Cup in the eyes of many, the Brazilian has had to adapt to another role.
Raphinha also naturally leans towards the centre as a playmaker, and having a left winger in the squad would allow Flick to give Lamine and Raphinha a rest when needed, as others capable of handling chains such as Ansu Fati and Ferran Torres are less confident.
More than not, Spain foreign Torres is used as a repositionment for middle ahead Robert Lewandowski, whilst in Wednesday’s 5-1 Copa del Rey win over Real Betis, Flick opted to put the Pole on the bench and position Dani Olmo as false number 9. whilst Torres did not feature till past due in the circular of 16.
Back to Diaz, Antena 2 says that Barca has already made its interest in him clear to Liverpool, and will present an “important economic offer” for him when the 2024/2025 season has concluded.
Meanwhile, Barça are looking to loan Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford for the rest of the season, but they want him, like Fati, who reportedly has offers from the Premier League, to arrive at Montjuic to enforce Financial Fair Play (FFP). are running after SPORT reported that Flick had in all likelihood agreed to bring in the England star.
Barça, which recently returned to the 1:1 rule within the limits of the FFP, is willing to abandon a package of 72 million dollars (70 million euros) to sign Díaz, who according to SPORT has informed his current club his preference for signing up for Barça.
However, as he has a contract until mid-2027, it will be necessary to offer a lot of money to convince England’s more sensible flight managers to let Díaz leave.
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